A four-point Inspection is often a requirement when obtaining a new homeowners insurance policy or renewing an existing policy.
 

This 4-point insurance inspection includes a limited scope evaluation of the following four systems: (1) roofing, (2) electrical system, (3) heating system, and (4) plumbing system.  The intent of the inspection is to determine the components, general condition, and age of these systems.
 
The Insurance company will typically require that the inspections be performed by suitably licensed and qualified persons.  All of our 4-point inspections are performed by a Florida State licensed and ICC (International Code Council) Certified Residential Building, Electrical, Plumbing and Mechanical Code Inspector, therefore we are able to provide the various insurance required inspections.

Insurance inspection requirements do vary, therefore you should consult with your specific insurance provider concerning any specific requirements. See inspector licenses and qualifications below.
 

Note: this type of insurance inspection should not be confused with a "standard home inspection" which is broader in scope in regards to detail and the areas of the home which are covered.
 

Note: inspection requirements for insurance may not include all the systems of a 4-Point Inspection; sometimes all that is required is the evaluation of a specific system of the house, such as the roof, electrical system, or a limited combination of systems. Partial inspection services are available to fit your specific needs.